Stephanie DiGiuseppe
@sdigiuseppelaw
Criminal, regulatory and public law; Partner @heneinhutchison; Director @peacebuildersCA @CLAOntario; Mother to đ§đź+đŻââď¸+đś
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âIt is difficult to imagine a more inappropriate use of the notwithstanding clause than in the criminal-justice realm. The bedrock Charter rights of criminal law are the rights of an unpopular and often vulnerable minority⌠with no political powerâ theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articlâŚ
Happy Mothers Day to all the mom-members of the Criminal Lawyersâ Association. Your tireless dedication to your profession while balancing the time spent leading your families inspires the rest of us, and all future aspiring lawyers who will follow in your footsteps.
The Criminal Lawyersâ Association acknowledges todayâs funding announcement by Doug Downey Ministry of the Attorney General to hire additional judges and crown prosecutors to help address ongoing significant delays in the criminal justice system. While these resources are sorely needed and will assist, a fair,
Excellent opportunity for an articling student looking for exceptional mentorship from Michelle Sharan Johal
.Criminal Lawyersâ Association CLA statement re the removal of Mark Wasyliw from the Manitoba NDP caucus The Criminal Lawyersâ Association (CLA) joins the Criminal Defence Lawyer Association of Manitoba in condemning the Manitoba NDPâs actions in expelling Mark Wasilyw, along with their assertion
David Doherty was invited to share his expertise at Criminal Lawyersâ Association's 52nd Annual Fall Conference! David is looking forward to delivering this yearâs Sopinka Lecture on the topic âAppellate Courts Can Always Use A Good Lawyerâ. Donât miss it! â ow.ly/3ImZ50U1rar
The Criminal Lawyersâ Association intervened today before the Supreme Court of Canada  in HMK v. Paul Eric Wilson. This appeal raises the question of whether a person at the scene of an overdose can be arrested for simple possession (and subsequently searched incident to arrest) notwithstanding that s. 4.1(2)
Jennifer Pan just won at the Supreme Court of Canada. Amazing work by her appellate counsel Stephanie DiGiuseppe! At Breana Vandebeek and I spoke to Jennifer and we are gearing up for the re-trial. There will be new evidence and a challenge to the very un-Canadian police commentary on Netflix.
